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CSP Seminar Series
The Communications and Signal Processing (CSP) Seminars feature invited speakers that span the areas of Network, Communication, and Information Systems and Signal & Image Processing and Machine Learning.
Areas of focus include: Algorithmic Game Theory, Communications, Data Science (theory + applied), Economics, Machine Learning, Networks, Network Science, Portfolio Management, Reinforcement Learning
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Events for 2009
FEB
05
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Near-Optimal Bayesian Localization via Incoherence and Sparsity
Martin J. Strauss, University of Michigan
MAR
12
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Communicating Delay-Sensitive and Bursty Information Over an Outage Channel
Tara Javidi, Communicating Delay-Sensitive and Bursty Information Over an Outage Channel, University of California, San Diego
MAR
13
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Multimodal Signal Analysis for Audio-Visual Speech Recognition
Jean-Philippe Thiran, Multimodal Signal Analysis for Audio-Visual Speech Rec ognition, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL)
MAR
26
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Data Fusion Improves the Coverage of Sensor Networks
Guoliang Xing, Data Fusion Improves the Coverage of Sensor Networks, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Michigan State University
APR
14
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Sparse matrics, sparse signals, and sparse algorithms
Anna Gilbert, Associate Professor, University of Michigan Mathematics Department
APR
16
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Mapping Channel Coding over Networks for Reliable and Stable Communications
Hayder Radha, Professor, Michigan State University
JUN
23
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
How to visualize multiterminal source coding
Soumya Jana, JPostdoctoral Research Assistant, University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign
JUN
25
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
New Achievable Rates for the Multiple Access Channel with Feedback
Ramji Venkataramanan, Post-Doc, Stanford University
JUL
07
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Non-Ideal Sampling and Regularized Interpolation of Noisy Data
Sathish Ramani, Post-Doc, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
JUL
27
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Constructing and Solving Variational Image Registration Problems
Nathan Cahill, PhD Engineering Science at the Institute for Biomedical Engineering, University of Oxford
AUG
25
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
On the Critical Transmission Range in One-Dimensional Sensor Networks Under Non-Uniform Node Placement
Armand M. Makowski, Professor, University of Maryland, College Park
AUG
26
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
On the critical transmission range in one-dimensional sensor networks under non-uniform node placement
Armand M. Makowski, Professor, The Institute for Systems Research – University of Maryland, College Park
SEP
17
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Locally Adaptive Kernel Regression: A Non-parametric Framework for Visual Signal Processing and Recognition
Peyman Milanfar, Professor, University of California at Santa Cruz
OCT
07
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Graphical Reasoning for Decentralized Systems
Aditya Mahajan, Post-Doc, Yale University
OCT
08
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Opaque Lenses: Using Disorder to Bring Laser Light to a Focus
Allard Mosk, Associate Professor, MESA+ Institute & Department of Science and Technology, Universiteit Twente, The Netherlands.
OCT
19
2009
Communications and Signal Processing Seminar
Beyond MP3 – Multichannel Audio Home Theatre vs. Cinema
James D. Johnston, Chief Scientist, DTS, Inc., DTS, Inc.